Ok, here we go.
Database Table name=Download with a field of url
Can a html code pull a url out of the database for linking files and such? If so, what is the code?i don't think so. i think you have to use server-side markup to pull data from a DB.javascript? php is not friendly to me
Yes, it is possible to open a database through javascript but it's such a VERY VERY VERY not good thing to do that I wont even post the code so that I dont open myself up to a lawsuit for someone's data being stolen or edited.
You will need to do this through some sort of Server-Side code (as trans said).Originally posted by putts
Yes, it is possible to open a database through javascript but it's such a VERY VERY VERY not good thing to do that I wont even post the code so that I dont open myself up to a lawsuit for someone's data being stolen or edited.
You will need to do this through some sort of Server-Side code (as trans said). haha, i thought you could do it via J/S, but i wasn't even going to MENTION it![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Database Table name=Download with a field of url
Can a html code pull a url out of the database for linking files and such? If so, what is the code?i don't think so. i think you have to use server-side markup to pull data from a DB.javascript? php is not friendly to me
You will need to do this through some sort of Server-Side code (as trans said).Originally posted by putts
Yes, it is possible to open a database through javascript but it's such a VERY VERY VERY not good thing to do that I wont even post the code so that I dont open myself up to a lawsuit for someone's data being stolen or edited.
You will need to do this through some sort of Server-Side code (as trans said). haha, i thought you could do it via J/S, but i wasn't even going to MENTION it